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It's a good approach to look at the archives are backups of the systems, you probably find some valuable

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data in those archives.

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The Internet Archive is a San Francisco based nonprofit digital library with the stated mission of Universal

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Access to all knowledge.

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It provides free public access to collections of digitized materials, including websites, software,

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applications and games, music, movie videos, moving images and nearly three million public domain

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books.

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Web Archive Dog is the archive of the website served by Internet Archive Library.

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Simply write down the you are out of the target website.

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You'll see a timetable if you select a year from the timetable and you'll see the archived dates at

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the Target website and details on the side, you see the date in which the Target website is captured

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there in green circles.

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Suppose that a sensitive data was published on the Target website accidentally a few days later, admins

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realized the mistake and removed the data from the website.

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But what if someone has already archived that Web site with the sensitive data?

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Select a year krakatit, which is in the green circle, you'll see an old version of your target Web

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site.

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That's what the NHS UK website looked like on the 1st of May 2010.